ÉlhéeÉlhée 3-Pack of Pacifiers - Billy - 0-6M

Made from 100% Medical Silicone - Zero plastic , ChooChoo pacifiers provide your baby with comfort and security (0-6 months).

• Healthy materials : Free from plastic and endocrine disruptors, ChooChoo pacifiers offer maximum safety for babies.
  
• Its ultra-thin, physiologically shaped teat allows babies to close their mouths naturally, without pressure on the gums, thus supporting harmonious oral and dental development.
  
• Natural breathing and peaceful sleep : The unique thinness of the pacifier facilitates breathing through the nose, for optimal oxygenation and more serene nights.
  
• Softness and comfort : The soft material of Elhée pacifiers ensures pleasant sensory comfort, facilitating their adoption by babies.
  
• Developed with orthodontists and manufactured in France.
  
• Size 0-6 months - Colours Sand, Sage & Nude (pale pink)

THE BENEFITS OF THE PACIFIER
Pacifier made of medical silicone with 100% healthy composition, without any substance that could harm the health of babies, nor plastic.
Extra-thin pacifier that allows the mouth to close, for a more natural, comfortable and soothing sucking experience.
Its finesse helps to limit dental gaps and the risks of poor positioning of children's teeth.
Physiological pacifier: Shape recommended by orthodontists that adapts ideally to the oral cavity of babies and promotes their healthy development.
Maximum hygiene : Designed in one piece, with no junction between the teat and the collar. This design prevents any accumulation of dirt or bacteria between the teat and the collar, ensuring impeccable cleanliness.
French pacifier made in Rhône-Alpes.

USER GUIDE
Sterilization:
The ChooChoo pacifier should be sterilized before first use by immersing it in a pan of boiling water for 5 minutes and then drying it on a clean cloth.

Molded from a single block, the Élhée 100% medical silicone pacifier is easy to maintain and hygienic.

Care :
For hygiene and safety reasons, it is recommended to replace the pacifier every 4 to 8 weeks, depending on its frequency of use, or as soon as the first signs of deterioration appear.